Preview — God's Two-Minute Warning
by John Hagee

God's Two-Minute Warning

In our sports-saturated culture, we are all familiar with the two-minute warning a signal to players and coaches that the game is nearing the end. . . 120 clicks left on the clock to attempt any last-minute stratagem that will determine victory or defeat. "God's Two-Minute Warning" is a collection of 33 vignettes by Pastor John Hagee, weaving together biblical passages witIn our sports-saturated culture, we are all familiar with the two-minute warning a signal to players and coaches that the game is nearing the end. . . 120 clicks left on the clock to attempt any last-minute stratagem that will determine victory or defeat. "God's Two-Minute Warning" is a collection of 33 vignettes by Pastor John Hagee, weaving together biblical passages with dramatic, life-changing stories on meaningful topics."...more

ebook, 128 pages

Published
May 23rd 2012
by Thomas Nelson Publishers
(first published April 18th 2000)

Community Reviews

"Hope gives you the ability to be happy with what you have while working for what you want." ~ John Hagee, God's Two-Minute Warning, page 109

Many different topics are studied in this book. I particularly liked the chapter entitled, "Worry Is A Rat". John tells a story in this chapter which I will excerpt below that will change our thinking about worry:

"I read a story of an aviator who flew around the world. He stopped every few hours at selected landing fields to refuel. On one leg of his journe"Hope gives you the ability to be happy with what you have while working for what you want." ~ John Hagee, God's Two-Minute Warning, page 109

Many different topics are studied in this book. I particularly liked the chapter entitled, "Worry Is A Rat". John tells a story in this chapter which I will excerpt below that will change our thinking about worry:

"I read a story of an aviator who flew around the world. He stopped every few hours at selected landing fields to refuel. On one leg of his journey, two hours from his selected landing field and exactly halfway from his destination, he heard a noise in his plan that he recognized as the gnawing of a rat.

Not knowing which delicate indicators might be destroyed by the sharp teeth of the rat, the pilot began to worry. Then he remembered that rats are rodents and that they do not function well at heights. A rat is made to live on the ground and in dark holes. Consequently, the pilot pointed his plane higher and higher, until the gnawing stopped. Two hours later, when he landed safely, a dead rat fell out of the cockpit.

The way to kill off your worries is to take your life up a notch. Keep your eyes on Jesus, keep pressing onward and upward, trusting His as you go higher and higher. As you focus on Christ, the "rats" that are trying to eat away at your peace and security will drop off one by one. Your worries will not survive."

There you go! The solution to stop worry is to keep going higher and higher. Develop yourself more and more and the worry will fall of your life like lint on your jacket.

Pastor John Hagee and his wife Diana reach out and spread Christ's message throughout the Northern Hemisphere. They reside in San Antonio, Texas with their five adult children, their spouses and grandchildren.

Paster John Hagee is a scholar, musician, athlete, evangelist, and above all, a pastor with a pastor's heart. A fourth-generation preacher in the tradition of his father and grandfathers befoPastor John Hagee and his wife Diana reach out and spread Christ's message throughout the Northern Hemisphere. They reside in San Antonio, Texas with their five adult children, their spouses and grandchildren.

Paster John Hagee is a scholar, musician, athlete, evangelist, and above all, a pastor with a pastor's heart. A fourth-generation preacher in the tradition of his father and grandfathers before him, Pastor Hagee not only shepherds the 17, 000 member, nondenominational Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, he is pastor to other pastors around the country.

John Hagee Ministries produces three television programs. Cornerstone is a weekly broadcast of the Sunday morning service at Cornerstone Church. John Hagee Today is a teaching program aired Monday through Friday. SundayNightLive is a live-via-satellite broadcast of the Sunday evening service from Cornerstone Church that can be seen n over 93 million homes.